
Pre-market hot trades in US stocks: Strata Skin Sciences pre-market down 12.74%; Super League Enterprise pre-market down 11.28%

Strata Skin Sciences pre-market down 12.74%; Super League Enterprise pre-market down 11.28%; SHF pre-market up 195.09%; Aqua Metals pre-market up 129.14%; Lithium Americas pre-market up 74.59%
Popular Pre-Market Trades in US Stocks
Strata Skin Sciences is down 12.74% in pre-market trading. According to recent key news:
- On September 22, the International Journal of Dermatology published a randomized controlled combination trial initiated by researchers, confirming its superiority over monotherapy. This result has driven continued market growth and expanded the range of indications, leading to stock price fluctuations. Market growth has driven stock price volatility.
Top Gainers in Pre-Market Trading in US Stocks
Aqua Metals is up 129.14% in pre-market trading. According to recent key news:
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On September 24, Aqua Metals' CEO Stephen Cotton disclosed insider stock trading, causing the company's stock price to soar 35.8% in after-hours trading. This event has sparked positive market expectations for the company's future development, driving the stock price up. Data source: Benzinga.
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On September 24, despite Aqua Metals' stock price dropping 89.39% over the past year, it performed strongly in pre-market trading, showing investor confidence in its potential rebound. Data source: Benzinga.
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No other significant news. Industry trends indicate negative price trends.
Lithium Americas is up 74.59% in pre-market trading. According to recent key news:
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On September 24, the US government is negotiating with Lithium Americas to restructure a $2.3 billion Department of Energy loan through equity participation. This news caused the stock price to surge 98.7% in after-hours trading.
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On September 24, the Trump administration is seeking to acquire up to 10% equity in Lithium Americas to renegotiate the loan terms for the Thacker Pass lithium project, causing the stock price to soar 80% in after-hours trading.
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On September 23, the US Department of Energy reassessed the $2.3 billion loan due to concerns over competition from cheap lithium in China, leading to a 1.8% drop in the stock price in after-hours trading. The strategic layout of the new energy mineral supply chain is accelerating

